Sold Date:
May 29, 2015
Start Date:
May 25, 2015
Final Price:
$25.00
(USD)
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Item Description:
THE FLAMIN' GROOVIES: 'Teenage Head' LP
Kama Sutra 2031 LP, made in US, 1971. Album is play graded.
Record: Strong VG+, with some extremely light superficial marks. No warps, skips, scratches, scuffs, needle trails or other signs of wear. Labels are very clean, with no spindle marks.
Cover: VG-, with moderate ring wear, significant wear on the top edge, a 1-1/2" split on the bottom edge, bent/worn corners and some writing in ink on the back.
This is a copy of the 1971 Kama Sutra Records album by the Flamin' Groovies, 'Teenage Head'. It's one of the classic rocking LPs of the 70's, and arguably, the band's finest moment. Whether it's rockabilly, blues or hard rock, there's not a weak track, the highlights include "High Flyin' Baby", "Evil Hearted Ada" and the awesome title track. There's even a rave up cover of Randy Newman's "Have You Seen My Baby"!?!. A stone classic.
This copy is an original US issue on Kama Sutra Records (with the pink label). It comes with the original Buddah record sleeve. The cover's a little beat, but the record's in very nice shape.
A NOTE ABOUT GRADING
All records are graded using the 'Goldmine' grading system, applied conservatively. Grading is as follows:
M = MINT. Absolutely perfect in every way - never played. I rarely use this grade.
NM
= NEAR MINT. A nearly perfect record. The record should show no obvious
signs of wear. The LP jacket should have no creases, folds, seam splits
or other signs of use. The same should be true of inserts, lyric
sheets, posters, etc.
NM- = NEAR MINT MINUS. This is a grade of
my own devising. The record will show signs that it was played, but
rarely. Record surfaces may have very light needle trails or very light
scuffs, but NO scratches or warps. The LP jacket may have very light
wear, but NO cut-out holes, cut corners or saw cuts.
VG+ = VERY
GOOD PLUS. The record will show some signs that it was played and
otherwise handled by a previous owner(s) who took good care of it.
Record surfaces may show slight signs of wear and may have slight
scuffs, very light scratches or slight warps that don't significantly affect the
listening experience. The LP jacket may have some signs of wear and may
be marred by a cut-out hole/cut corner/saw cut.
VG = VERY GOOD.
Many of the condition issues found on a VG+ record will be more
pronounced on a VG record. Some surface noise will be evident upon
playing. Groove wear will start to be noticeable, as will light
scratches (deep enough to be felt with a fingernail) that will affect
the sound. LP jackets may have writing, tape or stickers/labels/tags.
Other signs of wear may also be evident.
VG- = VERY GOOD MINUS.
Similar to a VG record, but with more obvious condition issues. Surface
noise from light scratches or groove wear will be present, but the
record will not have skips. LP jackets will have multiple signs of wear.
Not collectible, but may serve as a play copy.
Shipping options/costs:
US Bidders: Add $4 for shipping via Media mail.